RE: 727 or 904

[Lawrence Wedemeyer <weedy68@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

The difference between the two trannys is the tranny pan. Here is a pic of
the 727 pan

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From: luxor2 [mailto:luxor2@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Saturday, March 20, 2004 7:11 PM
To: 1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: 727 or 904


Hi folk

Please excuse this obvious question but what is the easiest way to tell the
difference between a 727 and 904? The service manual for 1965 B bodies shows
the 727 is a slip yoke and 904 is a trunion drive shaft for this year. I
have a big block (500 MPcrate motor). When I pulled the trans, it has a
trunion. My guess its a 727 since it is a big block and it was swapped at
some point.

Can a 904 work with a big block? I did not see any adaptor plates under
there.
Where are the serial numbers that I can reference?

Thanks in advance for your help. As for the thread about 1st Mopars. This is
my first, and thank to this group, I learn more and more each day. Thanks
everyone.


Ray
1965 Satellite
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